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9/11Niemandsland -- Hell on Earth
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- Publication date
- 1931
- Usage
- Public Domain
- Topics
- socialism, WWI, antiwar, peace, pacifism, internationalism
- Language
- German/International
- Rights
- copyright has expired
- Item Size
- 1.0G
The film takes place in a WWI trench, where five diverse individuals have been unwillingly thrust together.
Despising one another at first, the five protagonists come to realize that they must learn to get along if they hope to survive. The pacifistic sentiments (not to mention the ethnic mix) of Niemansland would be verboten by the Nazi regime within a few years after its original 1931 release; indeed, all copies of this film were ordered to be destroyed by propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels.
Despising one another at first, the five protagonists come to realize that they must learn to get along if they hope to survive. The pacifistic sentiments (not to mention the ethnic mix) of Niemansland would be verboten by the Nazi regime within a few years after its original 1931 release; indeed, all copies of this film were ordered to be destroyed by propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels.
Credits
Director - Victor Trivas
Composer (Music Score) - Hanns Eisler
Screenwriter - Victor Trivas
Cast: Hugh Douglas, Vladimir Sokoloff, Ernst Busch
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